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Dave - 16 Jul 2007 02:17 GMT
How can I set a pop-up form to only take one record?
I have a popup form (single form) to take some customer info however when if
they tab past the last field all the data disappears.
Anyway to prevent this?

Thanks in advance

D
Bob Quintal - 16 Jul 2007 01:41 GMT
> How can I set a pop-up form to only take one record?
> I have a popup form (single form) to take some customer info
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set the form's Cycle property (on the Other tab) to Currrent
Record.

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missinglinq - 16 Jul 2007 02:30 GMT
In the form's Design View goto Properties - Other - Set the Cycle Property to
Current Record. This will keep it from going to a new record when tabbing
past the last control, which is what is happening when your data "disappears.
" To additionally assure that only one record is added, Under the Format tab,
set the Navigation Buttons Property to No.  

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Dave - 16 Jul 2007 16:20 GMT
Thank you both.
That was exactly what I needed.

D
> How can I set a pop-up form to only take one record?
> I have a popup form (single form) to take some customer info however when
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